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Does anyone what the hex color for a Mythic member is?

EDIT: Horray post 6200
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[Edited on 05.26.2009 4:01 AM PDT]

  • 05.26.2009 3:59 AM PDT

#101111011110111100001# is a '7'.
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Posted by: Alec9224
Indeed. I haven't had XBL for a long time, but I still come on her everyday.

Posted by: sk8rashred
Does anyone what the hex color for a Mythic member is?

EDIT: Horray post 6200
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#FF00FF.

Alright... #103349.

  • 05.26.2009 4:07 AM PDT
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Does anyone know the hex colour for a basic member? (TB BG colour)

  • 05.26.2009 4:10 AM PDT

Come check out the The Christian Halo Union. Whether you’re looking for fellowship, intelligent discussion, positive gamers, or maybe you just want to have fun, you'll find it with us. With over 650 members and counting, we're the most active Christian group on Bungie.net.

I find most of these scripts useless, which is why I uninstalled Greesemonkey long ago, but I'm now wondering if it would be possible to create a script which allows group administrators to promote users directly from a group's forums. Does such a thing exist? Is it possible to hope?

^ To Rob Vokes: My screenshot/color drop analysis is telling me the standard member bar has an HTML color notation of 27282c.

[Edited on 05.26.2009 9:27 AM PDT]

  • 05.26.2009 9:24 AM PDT

Posted by: Hawaii6U
I find most of these scripts useless, which is why I uninstalled Greesemonkey long ago, but I'm now wondering if it would be possible to create a script which allows group administrators to promote users directly from a group's forums. Does such a thing exist? Is it possible to hope?

I don't see why not.

  • 05.26.2009 9:26 AM PDT

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Posted by: Hawaii6U
wondering if it would be possible to create a script which allows group administrators to promote users directly from a group's forums. Does such a thing exist? Is it possible to hope?

If I understand you properly, yes, that would be possible.

I'd create an invisible iframe and load the security roles page, edit it, and submit. That, or figure out the raw ASP.NET interface which would be harder and probably wouldn't work.

  • 05.26.2009 9:44 AM PDT

Come check out the The Christian Halo Union. Whether you’re looking for fellowship, intelligent discussion, positive gamers, or maybe you just want to have fun, you'll find it with us. With over 650 members and counting, we're the most active Christian group on Bungie.net.

Posted by: paulmarv
If I understand you properly, yes, that would be possible.

I'd create an invisible iframe and load the security roles page, edit it, and submit. That, or figure out the raw ASP.NET interface which would be harder and probably wouldn't work.

I think you get my meaning. I'm thinking of a tab next to a user's forum post with the label "promote user." Clicking this would bring up an in-window pop-up, similar to what you see when you "unleash ninjas," except this interface would allow you to edit the targeted user's security role.

  • 05.26.2009 9:54 AM PDT

^^^

Amazing idea, now that would be useful.

  • 05.26.2009 11:18 AM PDT

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Posted by: paulmarv
If I understand you properly, yes, that would be possible.

I'd create an invisible iframe and load the security roles page, edit it, and submit. That, or figure out the raw ASP.NET interface which would be harder and probably wouldn't work.

I think you get my meaning. I'm thinking of a tab next to a user's forum post with the label "promote user." Clicking this would bring up an in-window pop-up, similar to what you see when you "unleash ninjas," except this interface would allow you to edit the targeted user's security role.

Yes, that is what I thought you meant.

[Edited on 05.26.2009 11:27 AM PDT]

  • 05.26.2009 11:26 AM PDT

I'm curious, are all the scripts just plain Javascript or does Greasemonkey have other commands?

  • 05.26.2009 11:57 AM PDT

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Posted by: Luke35120
I'm curious, are all the scripts just plain Javascript or does Greasemonkey have other commands?

They are in Javascript, with the Greasemonkey framework providing a few custom commands. (for storing values and so forth)

There's also a special Greasemonkey header at the top that has fields such as the name, author, pages it should run on, etc., but if you know Javascript you shouldn't have a hard time writing scripts.

  • 05.26.2009 12:26 PM PDT
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Posted by: Hawaii6U
Alright, thanks for giving out the colour code. I needed that.

  • 05.26.2009 12:59 PM PDT

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Posted by: paulmarv
If I understand you properly, yes, that would be possible.

I'd create an invisible iframe and load the security roles page, edit it, and submit. That, or figure out the raw ASP.NET interface which would be harder and probably wouldn't work.
Yeah, maybe you could just submit a XMLHTTPRequest with POST, and the right values.

I've been fiddling with it, and you can post messages to multiple people at the same time. I just haven't made any further developments on it.

  • 05.26.2009 1:30 PM PDT

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Posted by: paulmarv
If I understand you properly, yes, that would be possible.

I'd create an invisible iframe and load the security roles page, edit it, and submit. That, or figure out the raw ASP.NET interface which would be harder and probably wouldn't work.
Yeah, maybe you could just submit a XMLHTTPRequest with POST, and the right values.

I've been fiddling with it, and you can post messages to multiple people at the same time. I just haven't made any further developments on it.

Cool. Let me know if you figure out PM's - the way I was doing it before was with the Iframe and I'd like something more robust :)

  • 05.26.2009 1:42 PM PDT

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Posted by: paulmarv
If I understand you properly, yes, that would be possible.

I'd create an invisible iframe and load the security roles page, edit it, and submit. That, or figure out the raw ASP.NET interface which would be harder and probably wouldn't work.

I think you get my meaning. I'm thinking of a tab next to a user's forum post with the label "promote user." Clicking this would bring up an in-window pop-up, similar to what you see when you "unleash ninjas," except this interface would allow you to edit the targeted user's security role.

Yes, that is what I thought you meant.


I think this would be a very good script for the groups with large numbers and maybe for the smaller groups that have "forum games" for rank.

  • 05.26.2009 1:51 PM PDT
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“To say more would spoil be it’s overall its a game that needs to be played.” - Aristotle

Paul, the community has spoken. They're saying:

Make a "promote user" script.

It's all on you now, Paul. No pressure. Everyone is just watching you, waiting tirelessly for....

*is murdered*

  • 05.26.2009 1:57 PM PDT

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Posted by: Lord Snakie
Paul, the community has spoken. They're saying:

Make a "promote user" script.

It's all on you now, Paul. No pressure. Everyone is just watching you, waiting tirelessly for....

*is murdered*

Haha. Well, I'm going to re-fix the Sentbox for you again before I write a new script. Just too damn busy right now.

  • 05.26.2009 2:07 PM PDT
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“To say more would spoil be it’s overall its a game that needs to be played.” - Aristotle

Yes, the sentbox fix. Almost forgot about that. Anybody with a space in their names gets destroyed by that script. :/

  • 05.26.2009 2:20 PM PDT

Posted by: Lord Snakie
Yes, the sentbox fix. Almost forgot about that. Anybody with a space in their names gets destroyed by that script. :/


Won't be anyone important who's affected by that.

*Appraises Snakie*

Nope, no one important.

  • 05.26.2009 2:33 PM PDT
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Posted by: paulmarv
Posted by: Hawaii6U
wondering if it would be possible to create a script which allows group administrators to promote users directly from a group's forums. Does such a thing exist? Is it possible to hope?

If I understand you properly, yes, that would be possible.

I'd create an invisible iframe and load the security roles page, edit it, and submit. That, or figure out the raw ASP.NET interface which would be harder and probably wouldn't work.

I don't think it would need to be that complicated. All you need is the group's ID/custom URL and the user's uID, then you stick them in:
/fanclub/[groupIDhere]/Tools/UserSecurityEditor.aspx?uid=[uID here]

The Javascript on the member page redirects you to another page, rather than just editing what's being displayed.

  • 05.26.2009 2:38 PM PDT

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Posted by: Eliper
Posted by: paulmarv
Posted by: Hawaii6U
wondering if it would be possible to create a script which allows group administrators to promote users directly from a group's forums. Does such a thing exist? Is it possible to hope?

If I understand you properly, yes, that would be possible.

I'd create an invisible iframe and load the security roles page, edit it, and submit. That, or figure out the raw ASP.NET interface which would be harder and probably wouldn't work.

I don't think it would need to be that complicated. All you need is the group's ID/custom URL and the user's uID, then you stick them in:
/fanclub/[groupIDhere]/Tools/UserSecurityEditor.aspx?uid=[uID here]

The Javascript on the member page redirects you to another page, rather than just editing what's being displayed.

Yes, but it's not a question of how to access the page, that is most obviously done by passing the GET parameters as you pointed out, it is a question of how make the changes and set them.

You could either load the page in an Iframe, programmatically check the radio buttons, and invoke the submit of the HTML form, or you could do it the more direct, robust, but complicated way I was talking about.

Perhaps I misinterpreted your post. Is this what you were trying to say?

  • 05.26.2009 2:44 PM PDT

I edited a script to change the links at the bottom, would I be okay to post it here, or is editing scripts frowned upon?

  • 05.26.2009 2:52 PM PDT

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Posted by: Wolverfrog
I edited a script to change the links at the bottom, would I be okay to post it here, or is editing scripts frowned upon?
There are so many script edits, I don't think that's a question.

As long as you give credit, it's fine. Methinks.,

  • 05.26.2009 3:08 PM PDT

Okay then.



Alternate Footer links


A rather edited version of Funkbrotha's script, this replaces the boring links at the bottom with some better ones. More of a test really, seeing as how this is my first ever attempt at Javascript and scripting altogether.

Alternate Footer Links

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[Edited on 05.26.2009 3:15 PM PDT]

  • 05.26.2009 3:14 PM PDT
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Posted by: Wolverfrog
Alternate Footer Links

This is an excellent add-on to the Footer removal script released long ago. : D

  • 05.26.2009 3:18 PM PDT